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Daily AI & tech news in one place: new models, product launches, big deals and useful tools. Only what matters. Ads: @let_adm
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Channel Tech & AI News (@hitech) is an active participant. Currently, the community unites 600 371 subscribers, ranking 29 in the Telegram category and 374 in the Russia region.
📊 Audience metrics and dynamics
Since its creation on невідомо, the project has demonstrated rapid growth, gathering an audience of 600 371 subscribers.
According to the latest data from 02 November, 2026, the channel demonstrates stable activity. Although there has been a change in the number of participants by 47 092 over the last 30 days and by 454 over the last 24 hours, overall reach remains high.
- Verification status: Not verified
- Engagement rate (ER): The average audience engagement rate is 8.24%. Within the first 24 hours after publication, content typically collects 3.39% reactions from the total number of subscribers.
- Post reach: On average, each post receives 49 486 views. Within the first day, a publication typically gains 20 357 views.
- Reactions and interaction: The audience actively supports content: the average number of reactions per post is 89.
📝 Description and content policy
The author describes the resource as a platform for expressing subjective opinions:
“Daily AI & tech news in one place: new models, product launches, big deals and useful tools. Only what matters.
Ads: @let_adm”
Thanks to the high frequency of updates (latest data received on 03 November, 2026), the channel maintains relevance and a high level of publication reach. Analytics show that the audience actively interacts with content, making it an important point of influence in the Telegram category.
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Channel Posts
Thousands of vibecoder apps are giving away user data: researchers found a vulnerability in projects on the Lovable platform.
Of 159,000 websites, 7,400 were found to have serious issues:
– An AI-generated forum was exposing the profiles of 80,000 people, including their dates of birth, along with 200,000 conversations;
– Another service had customers’ phone numbers, addresses, and payment details publicly accessible;
– A different site provided access to 1,000+ records containing users’ passport numbers.
At the same time, Lovable promises that creating apps requires no technical knowledge. And in its terms, it shifts all responsibility for keeping the data safe onto the vibecoders.
Convenient.
| 2 |  🏆 Best Template Contest
Prize pool — 25,000 ✦
How to enter
1. Generate an image or video from your own prompt
2. Turn it into a template
3. You're in!
Important: make templates that others can recreate with their own photo.
Prizes
🥇 1st place — 8,000 ✦
🥈 2nd place — 6,000 ✦
🥉 3rd place — 4,000 ✦
4th–10th place — 1,000 ✦ each
And that's not all: the 10 best templates will go into the AI Creator public feed. Every generation made from your template earns you 10% of its cost: the contest will end, but the credits will keep coming.
The AI Creator team will pick the winners. Results will be announced here on November 10. | 8 947 |
| 3 |  Voice messages can reveal your location: an OSINT researcher came up with a way to determine someone’s location from the sound of airplanes.
When a plane flies nearby, the pitch of its engine noise changes. It’s almost imperceptible by ear, but it can be used to estimate the distance to the plane and cross-reference it with publicly available flight history.
Filters and background noise don’t hide this sound. All you need to know is the date and approximate time of the recording. Using this method, the researcher located a street surveillance camera to within 100 meters.
Someone has already built a tool for digging up locations this way. You can test it here. | 6 752 |
| 4 |  +2A Briton spent 28 years walking around the planet. And finally made it home.
Karl Bushby set off back in 1998. He was 29 at the time, serving in the British Army, and decided to walk around the Earth without traveling a single kilometer by any form of transport. Thus began the Goliath Expedition.
Over the years, Karl trekked through the jungles of the Darién Gap, where he was detained by an armed group, crossed the Bering Strait on the ice, and tried several times to make his way through Russia. Financial troubles and visa issues dragged the journey out. In 2024, he even swam across the Caspian Sea—it took him 31 days.
In November 2026, Bushby crossed the Humber Bridge and returned to his hometown of Hull. Behind him are more than 50,000 kilometers and almost three decades on the road. Now the Briton admits he has no idea what he’ll do next.
Take a break, Karl. Take a break 😘 | 9 300 |
| 5 |  +5⚡️ New: your own templates
🖼️ Turn your generation into a template and share the link: friends recreate it with their own photo.
🎁 You get 10% of every generation they make, plus 10% of top-ups from newcomers who join via your link.
Tap here to create | 15 953 |
| 6 |  A Minecraft skyscraper will appear in Moscow — renders have been released of the building already under construction in Moscow City.
The 450-meter tower will have 95 floors. It is set to become the tallest residential building in the country. Its facade is designed as protruding blocks.
They compare it to “Jenga,” but we know what it really is. | 17 394 |
| 7 |  People are being laid off because of AI, only to be asked to come back later. The trend has already been dubbed the “AI boomerang.”
Ford brought back 350 engineers, while Klarna is hiring support staff again. It turns out neural networks require constant supervision, struggle to understand emotions, and can’t handle unusual problems.
And you were worried 💃 | 17 414 |
| 8 |  Kids are making millions from Roblox games. AI is helping them create hits.
According to the company itself, neural networks were used in the development of 80% of the platform’s most popular games. And the top 1,000 developers earn an average of $1.3 million a year.
One 19-year-old guy makes $400,000 a month from virtual fishing. And an eight-year-old (!) schoolkid is making money from his own game about wolves.
Looks like it’s time to change careers 😭 | 23 203 |
| 9 |  Trump consulted Grok before capturing Maduro. The AI may have influenced the US military operation.
According to US media reports, in December 2025, the president spent several hours discussing Venezuelans’ reaction to the kidnapping of their leader with Elon Musk and the AI. A few weeks later, the US military carried out the operation.
Democrats are now demanding that Trump’s conversations with the AI be preserved — all to find out just how much AI influences decisions in the White House.
Is AI starting wars now? 🤔 | 27 174 |
| 10 |  Meme: European cinema chain Pathé has decided to hypnotize moviegoers — they’ll be made to forget their favorite film so they can watch it like it’s their first time.
First, each person will undergo a hypnosis session online, then it will be repeated right before the screening. They’ll show one of four films chosen by the fans: “The Matrix,” “Se7en,” “La La Land,” or “Interstellar.”
The experiment will take place in The Hague on November 9. Whether the hypnosis will work, even Pathé itself doesn’t know yet. | 26 243 |
| 11 |  Anthropic has banned cloning games through Claude Code. A new rule suddenly appeared in the agent’s system prompt:
Create original games — both within specific genres and based on your own ideas and original materials. Do not make remakes or copies of existing games, even under a different name.
The settings were updated just a few days ago. They come directly from Anthropic’s servers, so they can’t be disabled or bypassed.
Our sympathies to the vibe coders. | 31 152 |
| 12 |  +1Netflix is making a PUBG series—Donald Glover will star in the lead role😳
Donald Glover, the star of “Atlanta” and “Community,” will take on a PUBG series on three fronts at once: he’ll write the script, direct, and star in the project himself.
There are no plot details or release date yet. | 30 072 |
| 13 |  Harry Potter series — HBO have unveiled the official poster🪄
It premieres on December 25. | 34 841 |
| 14 |  Passengers on the “infinite” cruise were put ashore in Cambodia. The company ran out of money for fuel.
Around 200 people from the Villa Vie Odyssey were sent ashore at the port of Sihanoukville. They were given seven hours to pack. The round-the-world voyage set off from Belfast in October 2024, but has now been cut short due to debts and a fourfold rise in fuel prices amid the conflict with Iran.
Passengers bought cabins as permanent homes with service starting at $1,750 a month. Some even sold their property to do so. The CEO promised to cover temporary accommodation and transportation, but not flights out of the country.
Turns out even the infinite has an ending 😭 | 33 266 |
| 15 |  ChatGPT was blamed for the death of an Amazon tech worker: it convinced her to stop taking her epilepsy medication.
It all started when she reduced her dosage on the bot’s advice. And as her condition worsened, it urged her not to see a doctor.
The woman wrote to the chatbot about her concerns at least 158 times, and each time it reassured her. She died in February. | 31 495 |
| 16 |  The Wolf Among Us remaster has been a big hit with critics—journalists are praising the updated graphics, lighting, and noir detective atmosphere.
The remaster also adds playable cut scenes, a black-and-white noir mode, a gallery, and behind-the-scenes materials about the game's creation. But it isn't without its flaws: the old stiff animation issues remain, while some reviews mention technical bugs and long loading times.
It releases tomorrow🤙🤙. | 28 595 |
| 17 |  During a test, Claude Mythos 5 attacked real developers. The AI didn’t stop even after learning they were real people.
The model was supposed to hack the UK AI Security Institute’s training network, but it failed and moved on to GitHub. There, it found an open-source project, wrote a virus, and used fake accounts to persuade the owner to upload it.
When another developer spotted the dangerous software, Mythos created yet another fake account, used it to insist that the code was clean, and tried to upload new malware. It was never accepted.
In repeat runs, the model stopped in only 5% of cases. In its reasoning, it convinced itself that the project owners weren’t real and had been planted by the test organizers. | 28 466 |
| 18 |  GTA VI will weigh in at 210 GB — Rockstar have started sending preview codes to reviewers, and the information came from there.
To put that into perspective: that’s a third of the SSD on PS5, a quarter of the storage on Xbox Series X, and almost all the available space on Series S. Preloads will begin on November 12.
Time to start clearing some space. | 31 972 |
| 19 |  +1The state of the memory market: 64 GB DDR5 sticks now cost nearly $1,500 — twice as much as last year.
A 4 TB Samsung SSD will set you back $1,000, even though you could buy one for $200 a year ago. The price in the photo is in Canadian dollars.
Bubble, pop. | 33 159 |
| 20 |  The AI bubble has started to BURST — China’s tech sector has lost $480 billion.
Over the past four months, shares of the top 50 companies in AI, robotics, and semiconductors have plunged 40%.
This was preceded by an extreme overheating, as retail investors, caught up in the hype, bought up anything and everything — the AI sector accounted for more than half of the country’s total trading volume.
Now those chaotic inflows have ended in a crash, while new startups are being forced to slash their valuations dramatically ahead of IPOs.
The first serious precedent has been set😒😒😒. | 31 740 |
